East of Noon

Set outside the constraints of time, East of Noon tells the story of Abdo, a 19-year-old prodigy who uses music as a form of rebellion against his elders. The film features characters like Shawky, a 70-year-old showman who combines performance with fear, and Jalala, a 75-year-old storyteller sharing tales of the unseen Sea.

This film serves as a satire of an ailing autocracy, highlighting the tension between the old guard and the youth's vision for a better future. With its unique blend of drama, comedy, and musical elements, East of Noon offers a fresh perspective on generational conflict and societal change.